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Who became the first Black actor to win the Best Actor Oscar in 1964?
Answer: Sidney Poitier
Why: Poitier won for his performance as Homer Smith in Lilies of the Field, paving the way for future generations.
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For what price must winners legally offer their Oscar back to the Academy?
Answer: $1
Why: The rule began in 1950, so older statuettes are exempt: the Best Picture Oscar for Gone with the Wind sold for 1.54 million dollars in 1999.
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Which actor received eight nominations for Best Actor without ever winning?
Answer: Peter O'Toole
Why: Offered an honorary Oscar in 2003, he asked the Academy to wait until he was 80, saying he was still in the game and might win one outright.
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How old was Tatum O'Neal when she became the youngest Oscar winner?
Answer: 10 years old
Why: Shirley Temple got a half size Juvenile Oscar at six in 1935, but O'Neal's Paper Moon award came in a full competitive category.
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Which was the first animated film nominated for Best Picture?
Answer: Beauty and the Beast
Why: The Best Picture field held only five slots then, and no Best Animated Feature category existed; the Academy added that one for films of 2001.
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How long did the very first Academy Awards ceremony last in 1929?
Answer: 15 minutes
Why: The 270 guests at the Hollywood Roosevelt had known the winners for three months; Academy president Douglas Fairbanks hosted.